It’s officially fall! With the weather cooling off and the leaves changing color, there’s no better time to slow down and take in our beautiful waterfront views. Whether it’s a jog on the promenade at golden hour or a chilly morning stroll down cobblestoned streets, the charm of our waterfront district comes alive in fall.

This month’s Baltimore by Baltimore festival was Groove in the City produced by John Tyler. It was a beautiful, sunny day on the waterfront complete with a dazzling display of local art and cacophony of new voices and Baltimore favorites on stage.

There are likely as many differences between swimming in the Seine and swimming in the Baltimore Harbor as there are similarities. When deciding to host Inner Harbor swim events, however, there were a handful of boxes that Baltimore needed to check. So, we’ve made this handy checklist as a way of sharing what we have learned with Paris or any city that aspires to make its urban waterways swimmable.

Baltimore is an urban oasis full of open space, greenery, and ways to enjoy the beautiful waterfront views.

Wondering where to go for Baltimore Restaurant Week this summer? Restaurant week is July 19-28th and there are plenty of delicious restaurants participating in the waterfront district! Get out to these waterfront restaurants to find deals on the best meals in the city.

PNC Bank & Waterfront Partnership teamed up to bring Shade Stations to the Inner Harbor ahead of our summer events season.

Find the best crab cakes in Baltimore in Fells Point, the Inner Harbor, Harbor Point, and Harbor East. Check out our list of where to find crab cakes on Baltimore’s waterfront.

We celebrated the Fourth of July on the waterfront with a live orchestra performance, dancing, food trucks, and more.

Next week’s holiday brings a star spangled celebration and red, white, and blue picnic to Baltimore’s waterfront district for an unforgettable day of community fun that caps off with a live BSO performance under the fireworks!

Find ways to commemorate and celebrate Juneteenth in Baltimore, Maryland. Discover lectures, live music, and more.

Baltimore by Baltimore returns for year 3! We kicked off the season on June 1st with an unforgettable show featuring house music in Baltimore, produced by Maya Gilmore and Charm TV. See all the photos from the day here.

Maryland Fleet Week returns to Baltimore! Wondering what to do at Fleet Week 2024? Here is everything you need to know to enjoy the Fleet Week ship tours, festivals, flyovers, and events happening in the Inner Harbor and other parts ofd Baltimore.

Waterfront Partnership staff joined the National Aquarium to help plant over 4,000 grasses at their upcoming Harbor Wetland exhibit!

We are thrilled to welcome Wine Village in Baltimore back to the Inner Harbor for its second year! This 19-day visit exemplifies placemaking in the Inner Harbor.

The Asia in a Bite Food Fest hosted Saturday, April 27th was an unforgettable kick off celebration of Asian culinary delights. Despite afternoon rain, the event was a huge success, bringing the thousands of the Baltimore and greater Baltimore community together to savor authentic dishes and immerse themselves in the rich cultures of Asia. As we look forward to the festival's return on May 25th, let's reflect on highlights from last month's event that you won't want to miss again:

Join us this Saturday at Rash Field – Admission is FREE! Here’s what you need to know to enjoy a perfect day of food and fun while you’re at the Inner Harbor this Saturday.

Here are the events happening this week on and around the waterfront. Whether you are an avid sports fan, a CIAA alumni, or just here for the vibes, you’ll definitely want to get out and enjoy these events.

Look back at the 2023 Inner Harbor Ice Rink season, full of fun and recreation in downtown Baltimore.

Baltimore by Baltimore is back for our third year in 2024. Save the dates and stay tuned for exciting announcements about our 2024 producers!

2023 Season Recap for our newest program, Sunset Jams